Post installation

Right now, I've got my site setup with a vocabulary that contains the main sections of my site, like this:

Vocabulary: Sections
Terms:
- News
- Reviews
- Misc

I just installed Drupal 4.4.2 on my developments server, running Linux, Apache2 2.0.50, PHP 4.3.8 and MySQL 4.0.20. I created my initial account, logged in and all I can get to is the user related pages. Register, edit profile, etc. Everything else, Search, Administration, etc., come up with page not found. The URL that's being written out, is as follows...

http://localhost/drupal/?q=admin/system/modules

Has anyone else experienced this? If so, how did you fix the problem? Thanks for any help!

I'm having a strange problem. I just moved my site over to a new URL and everything with the SQL data transfer went fine. New home page shows up great. Only problem is that all links want to go to the old site. I changed conf.php to the new URL and refreshed browser cache and stuff. Ran cron.php. Any ideas? Thanks!

The actual use case is with the blog module. Usually I show the login block on the left side. But within the blog module, it should be displayed in the right.

How would I do that?

I use the xtemplate template, with a recent drupal install.
On the frontpage of my site there's a list of blogs. The title (H2 -> .title) of each blog is inside the .node div. When a blog is viewed seperately (like '?q=node/view/4'), then .title H2 is suddenly not inside the .node div anymore.
I have no idea how I can persuade the .title H2 to appear inside the .node div...
In 1 of the xtemplate files it's possible to move the .title H2 around a bit, bit I can't find a way to do this in 'single post view'.

I have just set up an internal (to my home network) drupal site based around the debian "testing" package and postgres.

I have created a book page linked to root and another page one below this.

In the block configuration I have set to book navigation on, and given it a weight of 1. I have tried to display it on both of the left and right sides of the page.